Victorian Labor puts reproductive rights on election agenda as it warns One Nation could try to wind back abortion access
Victoria’s deputy premier, Gabrielle Williams (centre), will announce a rollout of new portable ultrasound machines, which will make it easier for women to access medical abortion. Photograph: Christopher Hopkins/AAPView image in fullscreenVictoria’s deputy premier, Gabrielle Williams (centre), will announce a rollout of new portable ultrasound machines, which will make it easier for women to access medical abortion. The latter reported nearly 60% of its appointments in its first year supported medical abortion.“We don’t want to see any winding back of women’s rights to choose or their access to safe care across the state,” Stitt said.
- ▪Victoria’s deputy premier, Gabrielle Williams (centre), will announce a rollout of new portable ultrasound machines, which will make it easier for women to access medical abortion.
- ▪Photograph: Christopher Hopkins/AAPView image in fullscreenVictoria’s deputy premier, Gabrielle Williams (centre), will announce a rollout of new portable ultrasound machines, which will make it easier for women to access medical abortion.
- ▪The latter reported nearly 60% of its appointments in its first year supported medical abortion.“We don’t want to see any winding back of women’s rights to choose or their access to safe care across the state,” Stitt said.
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Victoria’s deputy premier, Gabrielle Williams (centre), will announce a rollout of new portable ultrasound machines, which will make it easier for women to access medical abortion. Photograph: Christopher Hopkins/AAPView image in fullscreenVictoria’s deputy premier, Gabrielle Williams (centre), will announce a rollout of new portable ultrasound machines, which will make it easier for women to access medical abortion. Photograph: Christopher Hopkins/AAPVictorian politicsVictorian Labor puts reproductive rights on election agenda as it warns One Nation could try to wind back abortion accessExclusive: ‘We don’t want to see any winding back of women’s rights,’ health minister says ahead of state election Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Benita Kolovos Victorian…
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